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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Would I be a desert flower To beguile your wandering eye Where you hesitate a moment To peruse a flower such as I. As you so lovingly marvel At the fragrance of my bloom And your gentle touch lays a shiver To put a blush upon my plume. Would I be a mighty oak tree Stretching tall towards the sky To fill your heart with wonder As you're slowly passing by And sit with me this summer day to pass away the hours While you slyly press against me so To avoid a mid-day shower. Would I be a double rainbow To slake and take your breath away With my colors drab and muted Compared to the beauty you display. But you see in me some worthiness Causing your heart to skip a beat As you leap and laugh through dappled grass With a bounteous world beneath your feet. Would I be the sun from high above To warm you in your stead. But I could never bear to leave you so When twilight sends me to my bed. I would then take hold of life's celestial keys And send a baffled Nature to her room So I could be the sun in the light of day And at night I'd be the moon. Could I be a rainbow, sun, tree or flower? I will now answer brash and true. I would be all these things and many more... Just to love and honor you. The End *Follow my cartoon at Webtoon Bob's Your Uncle.
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